With the 2024 season now officially over, the Michigan Wolverines are turning their full attention toward building the best roster possible for the 2025 season.

Michigan football made no secret who it coveted most in the transfer portal after landing Alabama running back Justice Haynes. The Wolverines strongly desired to lure standout wideout Skyler Bell, the current UConn and former Wisconsin pass catcher,

Tight end Mason Mini announced his commitment to transfer to the Spartans via social media. The 6-foot-5, 240-pound product of California played for Idaho in the Division I Football Championship Subdivision the past two seasons. He has three years of eligibility remaining.

Michigan football missed out on Washington State offensive tackle Fa'alili Fa'amoe who commited to Wake Forest, but the Wolverines kept searching for another of

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Michigan football already had gotten one transfer portal defensive tackle in former Belleville (Mich.) and Alabama DT Damon Payne. The Wolverines are also targeting another Clemson player in wide receiver Tony Stellato.

Things had been awfully quiet for Morris in terms of the transfer portal, as there were no reported visits or any signs as to his future destination. However, on Saturday, Morris posted that he is committing to fellow Big Ten foe Indiana — the same school the Wolverines got McCulley from.

Michigan football’s 2025 roster is starting to take shape. The NCAA transfer portal closed on Dec. 28, and although there are still entrants who have yet to find new homes, players can’t enter their names until spring (minus a few exceptions).

Michigan has received a commitment from Ferris State transfer offensive lineman Lawrence Hattar, he announced on Sunday. Hattar, a Livonia native who played for Livonia Churchill High School, spent the last four seasons at Ferris State and redshirted his freshman year in 2021.